February 14, 2024
In a regular engagement tactic Jasminne Paulino employs in the classroom, third-grader Taylor Cirillo uses a puppet sloth to have a Spanish-driven conversation with a classmate.
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RSS flexes with FLES
BBSD admins believe new elementary school Spanish program has seen success in first year of implementation
Blind Brook Schools, like many districts, for years started incorporating World Languages education into the curriculum in middle school, when students are in the sixth grade. However, a plethora of research suggests the earlier children start learning new languages the better, and innovative school districts have leaned into establishing such curricula earlier in their lives.
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